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The Winter 2026 issue of C10 Builder's Guide delivers an exceptional lineup of classic truck inspiration and technical expertise, anchored by a stunning cover story tracking a meticulous pursuit of custom truck perfection. Readers will dive into a diverse collection of elite builds, ranging from Ricardo Garcia’s striking crimson feature truck to an unconventional, boundary-pushing classic truck buggy. The issue highlights serious power and off-road utility with a look at a Cummins-diesel powered 1972 C20 family project, alongside a specialized 1982 prerunner built to tackle rough terrain. On the technical side, a deep-dive installation guide walks through a comprehensive front-end transformation designed to establish the ideal custom ride stance. From the massive gathering of custom vehicles at the Rio Heat Show in the Rio Grande Valley to the beginning of a meaningful multi-generational project garage build, this issue captures the vibrant culture and mechanical artistry driving the truck building community.
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EXCITING ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE
Below is a selection of articles in C10 Builders Guide Winter 2026
LA DIABLA – Ricardo Garcia’s Lady In Red
Jade Winter’s 1964 Ford F-100, “Slammed 64,” combines authentic Australian patina with modern engineering, custom chassis work, and adjustable suspension for a striking blend of vintage character and contemporary drivability.
BUILT TOGETHER - Mason and Colby Hackbarth’s Cummins-Powered ’72 C20
Built by a father and son, Mason Hackbarth’s patina-green 1972 Chevy C20 blends family passion, three years of craftsmanship, and modern performance into a SEMA-ready showstopper.
C10 BUGGY – Something New, Something Old, Something Different!
Built for battle, Jason Weidhuner’s purpose-built Ultra4 machine is a proven off-road veteran—evolved, repaired, and relentlessly pushed through some of the country’s toughest terrain.
RUSTED ROOTS – Chris List’s 1982 C10 Prerunner
Chris List transformed his family’s 1982 Chevy C10 from workhorse to wild prerunner, blending classic squarebody character with serious desert performance, speed, agility, and pure adrenaline.
MIDNIGHT RIDER – Dressed in Blue
After 12 years of dedication, Kyle Collins’ midnight-blue 1969 C10 blends classic attitude, handcrafted detail, and modern drivability into a timeless custom built without compromise.